UW-Madison: Author to speak on the power of young entrepreneurs
CONTACT: Melissa Anderson, (608) 262-9213, mkanderson@bus.wisc.edu
MADISON - Author and veteran business journalist Donna Fenn will be at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during the week of Nov. 9 as the fall Business Writer in Residence, a program that brings nationally known business writers to campus to interact with students.
Members of the UW-Madison community and the public are invited to...
AG Van Hollen: Utica Energy settles state lawsuit over water pollution violations for $280,000 in penalties and $200,000 in connection costs
For More Information Contact:
Bill Cosh 608/266-1221
UTICA – Utica Energy, LLC, which owns and operates an ethanol production facility in the Town of Utica, Winnebago County, has agreed to pay $280,000 in penalties, plus at least $200,000 to connect to the City of Oshkosh wastewater treatment system, to settle state claims under Wisconsin's...
AT&T: Turns up the volume on cell phone recycling for Veterans Day
Invites Wisconsin Wireless Users To Recycle Wireless Phones and Provide Free Phone Cards to Military Members Away from Home
WHAT: AT&T is honoring veterans by inviting local wireless users in Madison and throughout Wisconsin to recycle cell phones in its 21 stores in the state - including four stores in the Madison and Janesville area. AT&T's recycling program supports Cell Phones...
Core BTS: Achieves Cisco Advanced Data Storage Networking sistinction
Media Inquiries:
Maria Schafer
Marketing Manager
608-661-7848
Maria.schafer@corebts.com
Washington, D.C. – November 4, 2009 – Core BTS, a business technology infrastructure and collaboration company, announced today that it has achieved the Advanced Data Storage Networking Specialization (DCSN) from Cisco. This specialization recognizes Core BTS, a Cisco Gold Certified Partner, as having the required knowledge and expertise in selling, designing, installing and managing comprehensive storage...
WisBusiness: Panel highlights Wisconsin’s success in biotech, energy and water sectors
By Brian E. Clark
For WisBusiness
MADISON -- Wisconsin remains a good place for businesses to locate and thrive because it has talented, highly skilled workers, a panel of executives said today at a Wisconsin Business Council meeting.
It‘s especially attractive for biotech and cutting-edge energy firms, said Maneesh Arora, CFO of Madison-based Exact Sciences and Michael Potts, executive vice president of...
